From: Sky2high@aol.com
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Date: Sat, 23 Sep 2000 18:16:12 EDT
Subject: Zap! Bif! Wham! 42 Volts in your future?
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At last we can have 50# batteries (x2 for safety),  dual buses, voltage 
dividers, the 21 volt bus for all the stuff that runs at that level, the 10.5 
volt bus for long life 14.5 volt bulbs (or are we to use fiber optics with 
purple neon in the wheel wells?) and finally, the last division of 8x2 buses 
at 5.25 volts so that we can use all that neat CMOS circuitry to control a 
fingerprint entry device, the colored moving map of the Chicago subway 
system, Aid-to-Dependent-Airplanes Annunciator and a holographic 
touchy-feely-smelly in-flight whole-body experience.  Oops, I forgot that the 
new CPU's run at only 3 volts.  Right now, I'm using "potato power" (Idaho's) 
which doubles as a survival food source in case of total mashed potato 
failure.

42 volts indeed!  Just when my Firestone's were getting broken in.   Why not  
120 VAC?  Then I could use home appliances in my car and plane except when I 
fly to the Seychelles.  

Scott Krueger
(My medication is being increased and they will let me out of the institution 
soon.)


Note: Cessna used 120 VAC to power the switch panel backlight on 1973 
Skymasters.
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